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Gun Talk is hosted by Tom Gresham, a nationally know firearms expert, author and television host. He has been shooting since the age of 6, and at 13 he was taking photographs for the best selling book The Complete Book of Bass Fishing, written by his father, Grits Gresham.
Gun Talk is hosted by Tom Gresham, a nationally know firearms expert, author and television host. He has been shooting since the age of 6, and at 13 he was taking photographs for the best selling book The Complete Book of Bass Fishing, written by his father, Grits Gresham.
Gun Talk host Tom Gresham talks about that, despite the failure of the state legislature to overturn the governor's veto, constitutional carry (permitless or unrestricted gun ownership) isn't dead in Louisiana. Earlier this week the Louisiana Senate failed to override Governor John Bel Edwards veto of SB 118 by a vote of 23 - 15. The bill, which had originated in the Senate, needed 26 Senate votes to move it to the state House. Here's Gresham making his case Friday morning on KEEL: But, despite the legislative failure, Gresham says that constitutional carry in Louisiana is far from dead. "Con...
One Board Member’s Last-Ditch Effort to Save the NRA Ammoland Inc. Posted on The original of this article first appeared at thereload.com. The importance of this article is a must-read for NRA members if they have any hope of course correcting the leadership failures of the current NRA board. One Board Member’s Last-Ditch Effort to Save the NRA, istock USA – -(AmmoLand.com)- Phillip Journey has spent his entire adult life advocating for gun rights. He has been a judge, a legislator, and an activist. He’s served as the president of the Kansas State Rifle Association. Now he’s a...
AP Photo/Seth Perlman, File The NRA’s attempt to file bankruptcy and reorganize in the state of Texas has been denied by a federal judge in the Lone Star State, who issued a ruling on Tuesday afternoon that the Second Amendment organization’s move was not “filed in good faith both because it was filed to gain an unfair litigation advantage and because it was filed to avoid a state regulatory scheme.” The judge’s decision means that New York Attorney General Letitia James’ attempt to dissolve the organization can continue in New York, where the National Rifle Association has been c...